Japanese electronics company NEC is introducing an 8.9 inch netbook called Lavie Light. The NEC Lavie Light isn't that any special as well -- specs look kinda standard too. Some OEMs like Asus and Lenovo even admit that Philippines and Taiwan are their biggest market so far (Japan is a strong 3rd I heard). I guess that's why most models come out earlier here than in the US (see NEC press release). It has a typical board power of 220W and requires two 8-pin power connectors. Read more in our articles including "NEC gets Lavie Light netbook out the door" and "AOC launches 13.3-inch Color E Ink Monitor".
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Jun 9, 2026Japanese electronics company NEC is introducing an 8.9 inch netbook called Lavie Light. The NEC Lavie Light isn't that any special as well -- specs look kinda standard too.
Some OEMs like Asus and Lenovo even admit that Philippines and Taiwan are their biggest market so far (Japan is a strong 3rd I heard). I guess that's why most models come out earlier here than in the US (see NEC press release). It has a typical board power of 220W and requires two 8-pin power connectors.
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